In response to demand from reserve managers, Central Banking Publications is proud to bring you our 6th Renminbi Roundtable. In this meeting we will discuss opportunities for, and practicalities of, â¦

The 11th annual National Asset-Liability Management Asia conference returns to Singapore on 6th of September 2018. This must-attend event for decisions makers from central banks, sovereign investors,â¦

The Central Bank of the Philippines has announced the launch of a temporary currency exchange facility that will allow Filipino workers fleeing the conflict in Syria to convert Syrian pounds to Philippine pesos in a four-month window.

The two currencies are not currently convertible, but according to a statement published today (January 16), under the new facility Filipino workers and their families will be able to exchange up to 10,000 pesos ($246) per person. Anyone wishing to make the exchang